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While improvements have been
,mg os in science generally dent-
*-y has not been  
*The “Berlin System" isvzllased
the knowledge that the con.
me of dental sensibility are
generous requiring a widerangeof
?¢¢1ies.  “Berlin System”
psinleadentutry embracescvery
method known tcéglte profession at
i urge , and some are not gener-
sly known. It succeeds hemuse it
takes each of the various semitive
eesdiiioss into account.
IIITAL IPIGIALIIATIQ
This is the age of specialists, and
_ig no profession is specialisation
more important than in dentistry.
f‘l‘ime was when one could acquire
aknowledge of dentistry in a short
time, butinthelastfewyears the
fession has grown by leaps and
goundsmntilnow it isbeyondtheat-.
tain' ment of ang! one man. It is best
practiced by e co-operation of
several men, each devotinghistime
.so a special branch. In our oiaoes
each mandevoteshistimcto a special
branch: We divide the work into
parts and have specialists for each
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latitude 50 degrees thus prov
absence oi the. great southern
tinunt” which had previously
supposed to exist, and which, on
maps. was made to embrace
whole of Australia and to run iar
northwards into aths great 
The next voyage- of eircumnavigation
in high southern latitudes was made
in 1819 by Bellingshaxmen, who.
with the vessels Wostok and Mirny,
was sent out bythe Tsar Alexander
I. with  to push his way ae
point he reached was 69 degrees 
minutes. In 1822 Weddell 
gginur London with the J ans and
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mines' e remade or‘v4-~“ee§l~ees‘* ‘ is
far south' as possible." The highs# an _
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minutes. __Eight years later, Biscoe,  _ _._ f .
a seal hunter. reached. On his sec-
ond attempt, a latitude oi 67 de-
grees 15 minutes, and Balleny
1839. a latitude oi 69 defrel.
_U14 1339.' hrse
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lamcs
:__ To thesg men-_-l;ut
Ross-.re eine :eerie
geographical knowledge of
arctic regions, while the cruise oi t
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~c1ml1¢~ng<»r ln 1874, though she spent gm- _caan-alma  l eembl` 1°
9°*_§~»#»1€;:¢1~li~:¢cieki-:_;_.m. .tm1§udr§3ht' Iguarfnlle kidneys, llvrdma r mf.: ~|
ltu es, r c scicnt.` 1:" "`r - , - ° ~~ ff'
tions' oi the first importanc; R35" Ik‘ch~“°' Kmnermva 'Pm' "Q th’
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to latitude '_Z8,,,i..10
southern point ever reached willbuy This statement is Iullybor
slys 1900. when Borchgrevink succ outby the letters 0! recommendation
‘\3'°f¢d in getting 30 minutes farther ghd whlehare daily received at these omces. W
°°”d""°“ comm tea the in hi win
consulted u 8.110 I' YQCO , W C
8,15," its tum nu been broken by the
b¢n¢g¢,_ 1 achievement - of _ Commander Scott,
heopzoin, who. in his-dash southwards, is 
mI*t reported to have reached' latitude’ 82
degrees '17 mlnutcs._ 
It should ~-not`s be forgotten th;§ a
_I Germanfezpedition, in the Ge.us”{ is
also at work in the antarctic, '_ ch
Diabetes lnssitnde and Nervouaaess ° r is an °' man SPIFW'
.rg -"  A which afeeansed delsetive kidneys. It ""2 >‘°"m°’° °’"'°°di“3 ‘mm 9“;§d°"
Also buyer of l|1des___an§ ,,,,m,u,,, uadifem-qsul mlm. in- greesm. ever iso degrees to some-'
- the system. uieanses the blood, andlln- _grecs W., having Victoria Land as
calfskins. _  ut?  n%g:&A gal: its centre, and the latter embracing
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/ A order to discover the western side of
SL 101111, N. B. 1903. I Victoria Land and clear up its con-
Ulw nectipvn with Kemp Land and End-
Wm l¢&V0 Cll°TOYll will l¢¢V\B~P ¢|-by und, and ultinmtely to .au-_
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choly man, “is life worth living?"
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l “that depends largely on the °liver._{'-
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of this sity, were shot and fatally _
ed in theiretoreto-day'\>yEdward'Bartm,
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whlehasually accompany one another
most prompt and thoroughly
Here is one
Hr. J. W. Onahtrsd, farmer, Marble-
ton,» Wolfe Cs., - Que., writes:-_“Dr..
.0hase'a Kidney»Liver. Pills dese.rve_to- be
recommended. I was lame all through
my hack, legs and arms, and had s_ een-
tinual dull pain in  bowels. Every
little thing I did required greet 
was eo sore’ and lame. I tooklots of no
pills, but they only made me sick. _When
haying time came on I had sixty toss of
hay to pitch, and felt that _ I could not
pomibly do lt. _
“lust at this time Dr. 0hase’s Kidney-
Liver Pills came to my notice and did me
so much good thatl worked at the haying
| and did lotsof other hard wck .with ease.
I sent andgot ive boxes, and cave away
which remained the hi t ""°5m"Wf°'°5°°°°um°°°' 
_ f _:_ -I _ .__ _ _ ~. » '  r _
W - A _ _ 1”; ~  ' ___ »
one box to a neighbor, who was sa&ring
so badly with_headache that he oodld not
do any work. He afterwards told me that
theywerethe bestpills heevernsed,and
la now ral well. I found thathy taking
two a week they kept me feeling . well.
Other pills give me sick. headache,
but Dr. Chase’s- Kidney-L11 er
Pllls cure slek..hesdaohe and suit me
better than any others.” ‘ `
- Dr. Uhase's‘Kldney-Liver Pilb, oss pill
lgaatnre ot Dr A _W. Chase, the
receipt book author, ue on
box of his remedies.
and'
_ Dorff wait-iiuul theeyes
give out andyou are com-
pelled tostop work. _ __
Many people musk over*
strained" get the proper
glasses at once. _
-Bang your eye' troubles
_-.fa A zwf 'rggmr
._l~¥;;;‘I'!oi5s' t 
' Perils
It is almost
men and
ofthe
We have moved
and 'Kent
Genre
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'Appliance may be mde
| W. T. Hunt, 8'side 
If thevlsion reels `
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kidneys.
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Weare offering the balance of our Spring and Summer
at h' reductions.
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,Suits worth $6.00 for $4.50.
TS1uts worth 7.5o for 5.oo.
_ Suits wortll: 8-50 fofr _6.oo. ' _ it
. . _ . I  uits wort 10.00' or 7.50. .- “‘ » "
Hgf§;;g,fD?$f,},_Fx°m a ph°t° by J’ Il work the eyes, but _none 'A __ Suits worthnzioo foiriéoo. ts t _ 1”.
-_----~ ` - ° ° ‘s soopaxrsmenssepara pan -a one uarter pkg' _
nes; Permanently ~ mln” Alot of~'chil_d_i'ei1’s clothing at half  _  ‘ ' Fh°
If you buy without,  our  gag.; ahhh* »
\_-, _ ’
Leaderof LowPrlces.
,Bstes8cCo.,'l.' to. lbspso- ll-ohnAaderson, Kensington. C.A.Woohm .
you sgalssc lnltstlozythsfpostralt G.S.Ina\an,¥eatsgselridgg i
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adose.5centsahox, at all dealers or  Hcnry¥.  
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